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I hate it too, but I can't completely fault them. Companies need to be profitable, and the pricing race to the bottom means they can hardly increase individual
by dikei 7y ago
I hate it too, but I can't completely fault them. Companies need to be profitable, and the pricing race to the bottom means they can hardly increase individual pricing, which in turn force them to exploit other directions.
- etrabroline 7y ago>force them to exploit other directions So if recreational heroin had never been made illegal, pharmaceutical companies would today be "forced" to sell it? Some things simply should not be allowed to be profitable, and it is not up to for-profit companies to decide what is and what isn't. It's up to society as a whole, though government, to decide what is allowed to be bought and sold. Personal data should be in the category of "not legal to buy and sell".
- dikei 7y ago> So if recreational heroin had never been made illegal, pharmaceutical companies would today be "forced" to sell it? If one company does start to sell it, its competitors will probably be "forced" to sell it too. > Some things simply should not be allowed to be profitable, and it is not up to for-profit companies to decide what is and what isn't. It's up to society as a whole, though government, to decide what is allowed to be bought and sold. Personal data should be in the category of "not legal to buy and sell". Agree